The Woman Gallery
Women in Art · 15th Century to Present
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Art Store

Art-filled accessories and exclusives inspired by the gallery's collections

Every purchase supports the gallery's mission of illuminating women's contributions to art. Browse our curated selection of accessories and home goods, each designed to bring a piece of art history into your daily life.

Art Accessories

A two-ink risograph print in warm terracotta and cream, showing a softly draped t-shirt with a subtle gallery emblem.

T-Shirts

Art Accessories
A two-ink risograph print in deep indigo and pale gold, depicting a canvas tote bag with an elegant line-drawing motif, resting on a studio table.

Bags & Purses

Art Accessories
A two-ink risograph print in muted rose and charcoal, showing a silk scarf with flowing painterly marks, draped across a wooden surface.

Scarves

Art Accessories
A two-ink risograph print in olive green and warm ochre, featuring a set of art-inspired enamel pins and a delicate pendant necklace on textured paper.

Jewelry

Art Accessories

Home & Exclusives

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Mugs

Home Accessories
A two-ink risograph print in dusty lavender and warm beige, depicting a linen pillow with an abstract botanical print, resting on a reading chair.

Pillows

Home Accessories
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Art Books

Exclusives
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Art Gallery Prints

Exclusives

The Art Store helps sustain The Woman Gallery's ongoing work — from researching overlooked women artists to publishing new profiles and curating collections. Thank you for supporting independent art scholarship.

The Women Gallery's store offers a thoughtfully curated selection of accessories and home goods that allow art lovers to carry a piece of history into their everyday lives. Each item in the collection has been chosen with care, reflecting the gallery's enduring commitment to showcasing the work of women artists across centuries and movements. From the figurative traditions of the Renaissance to the bold expressions of modern and contemporary art, these pieces serve as wearable and functional tributes to creative women whose contributions have too often been overlooked. Every purchase directly supports the gallery's ongoing research, exhibitions, and publishing efforts.

Among the offerings are art-inspired accessories including scarves, bags, jewelry, and t-shirts, each drawing from a rich visual vocabulary that spans impressionism, symbolism, realism, and surrealism. The home collection features mugs, pillows, and exclusive art books that invite deeper engagement with the stories behind the works. These items are not merely decorative but act as conversation starters, connecting the owner to the broader narrative of women in art history. The muted, earthy palette and understated design of the merchandise echo the gallery's own aesthetic sensibilities, favoring timeless elegance over passing trends.

Exclusive gallery prints and art books form a special part of the collection, offering reproductions and scholarly insights that extend the gallery's mission beyond its physical walls. These publications delve into the lives and techniques of painters, lithographers, and textile artists from diverse traditions including Orientalism, pointillism, and academicism. By bringing these works into homes and personal collections, patrons become participants in the ongoing effort to illuminate the lesser-known stories of women artists. The store thus serves as both a retail space and an educational resource, bridging the gap between historical scholarship and contemporary appreciation.